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by rl3 4y ago
> For example: You can be a successful professional without spending time on social media. Then right below it, dude literally has: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn buttons.
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by rl3 4y ago
> There is a reason Elon Musk just fired half of Twitter. Unfortunately this heavily detracts from an argument that might otherwise have merit. > He clearly put 44 billion dollars where his mouth is and told you that your pointless m
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by rl3 4y ago
> I feel as if I am looking at an alien civilization's attempt at emulating entrepreneurship, or a bizarre GPT-3 social experiment. This same crowd will also preach product-market fit like it's religion. It's literally a
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by rl3 4y ago
Turns out there's enterprise parts with 3D V-Cache as well.[0][1] 768MB (!) of L3 cache. Looks like it's only Azure for the time being. Couldn't find those parts on AWS or GCP. Although, AMD is using their own processors vi
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by rl3 4y ago
The Ryzen 7 5800X3D has been a huge hit in the flight sim community since it launched earlier this year, owing entirely to its massive cache.[0] Flight sims (especially DCS) tend to be built on archaic engines that rely heavily on non-paral
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by rl3 4y ago
Ah, well perhaps you can tell the couple million people in the camps that the leadership who put them there have only their best interests in mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xinjiang_internment_camps
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by rl3 4y ago
> Given more modern treatments, milder strains and vaccines, do you have a source for your tens of millions of deaths claim? Not my claim. > I highly doubt zero covid is about public health, I think it's about ego and control.
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by rl3 4y ago
Came here to link that source myself, so I'll just emphasize an important part: > Is it best to get your vitamin D from the sun? Definitely not! —David J. Leffell, MD, Yale Medicine dermatologist and chief of Dermatologic Surgery
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by rl3 4y ago
> So I don't see any evidence that an election was significantly swayed. Well, in my defense I did say can be swayed. However, I do think there was serious damage done when you take the full scope of Russian influence operations
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by rl3 4y ago
Humility and self-respect.
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by rl3 4y ago
Yeah, but firing half the waiters on short notice is the unreasonable part.
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by rl3 4y ago
I thought the UE4 reference scene looked familiar.[0][1] Now that room can get some proper interior decorating! The origin fascinate me: > It started off as an app to simulate housing in an MMORPG, since the furniture system there was at
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by rl3 4y ago
> Does he take some supplements to do this? There is even 19.5h stream [3] It's probably the fact he has an audience. I can't speak for him, but that'd sure as hell light a fire under my ass—or at least significantly redu
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by rl3 4y ago
I doubt they are, let alone the kind of person that hurls random personal attacks at strangers based on shaky analogies.
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by rl3 4y ago
> The second source described the proposed cuts as "delusional," adding that when user traffic kicks up, the service can fail "in spectacular ways." > Teams across Twitter are racing to present a plan to achieve t
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by rl3 4y ago
I think that’ll be the future soon enough, only caveat being the thing may broadside semis or run off cliffs from time to time because the manufacturer cheaped out on sensors and rigorous engineering. But hey, that’s why we need an intermod
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by rl3 4y ago
> Who knows what sort of tech aliens would have? I don't think this whole foray into general purpose computing was necessarily pre-destined. It's sometimes fun to think that technology is a function of the intelligence that cr
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by rl3 4y ago
The reports that I linked from the U.S. House of Representatives Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, and the National Intelligence Council. What degree of sway is up for debate, but given the documented scale and scope of the effort
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by rl3 4y ago
Is it not fact that the manipulation of public discourse using bots on social media has taken place at scale?[0][1][2] When U.S. Presidential elections can be significantly swayed by information warfare campaigns run by malign actors, I can
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by rl3 4y ago
> Why did Apple let it become a slum? They gambled and lost.
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by rl3 4y ago
> Why on earth would you order Domino's? Bravo, someone's finally asking the right questions around here. To play devil's advocate, perhaps GP's rationale had to do with the fact that when you freeze cardboard, it st
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by rl3 4y ago
The American Dream .
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by rl3 4y ago
The model is flawed and fails to account for the activation of the XCOM project: humanity's first, and last line of defense against the alien threat. In all seriousness though, if the universe is indeed populous then there's proba
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by rl3 4y ago
You might like Ted Nelson's Junk Mail Cartons: https://archive.org/details/tednelsonjunkmail
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by rl3 4y ago
> When I see this I immediately think the work will be the kind of grind that requires lots of Grit to survive. Hello, and welcome to DevOps. Here you will trade your time for money, building a set of self-perpetuating skills largely su
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by rl3 4y ago
> Oh hey, YCS18 ... Thanks for this! For the last couple years I've occasionally wondered "What was that tree rendering startup in YC a few years back?" and could never find it. Was starting to think I'd imagined it.
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by rl3 4y ago
That's more or less the plan. Convince some key people, maybe raise a seed round that pays for a couple years of formal pre-production, and very delicately snowball into a dream team contingent on further funding. Co-founders can'
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by rl3 4y ago
> Would it not make sense for you to get user validation with a smaller scale poc than the herculean plan you outlined. Also your plan seem to focus too much on funding goals than user acquisition or product market fit. I used to think
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by rl3 4y ago
> Once you actually start, the bar for getting in seems to get much higher, because there's suddenly a lot more concrete data points to benchmark your startup against. I started in late 2013 and was rejected by YC in 2016. Haven&#x
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by rl3 4y ago
Perhaps live streaming mics and cams designed to be affixed inside quarters and to one's person. Local relays designed to be hidden to facilitate both buffering and redundancy in cases of transmission difficulties due to inclement weat

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